St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-19

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About 1890 o'clock yesterday, while
playing on some barges down near Sta
pies Old foundry with several other
Doys,, Charlie Needs, Jr., slipped and
deil ABOUT ten feet, striking OH his stom-
acn, and was impaled on one of the
binding pins in the raft below, causing
death in about thirty minutes. His
father is Captain Needs, who lives on
south Second street. He was about
fourteen years old.
Inc new steamer Lynn j, belonging
TO the Knapps, of Osceola, Wis, will
hereafter run between here and the
Dalles of the st. Croix, leaving at 2
p. IN. EXcurSieniStS can reach there in
time to take the train to st. Paul, max
ing lovely trip.
Postmaster Mccarthy says that owing
tothe SlowneSS of the city engineer in
giving out the numbers to the residents
OF the city in the western portion it
Will be impossible to get the carrier sys-
tenn here July l.
Mrs. ID. III. Hersey and Mrs. G. N.
Nelson have arrived in London, En-
gland, where they Will remain until
after the celebration of the tiftieth an
nlVerSary of the queen, after which
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w. G. Clark and family have arrived
from st. Louis, and will spend the sum-
mer at their palatial residence on the
banks OF Lily lake, in the western part
Oh The city. Miss Fannie PettiS, of st.
EoaiS, is their guest.
The Fourth of July celebration here
promises to SurpaSS any of its prede-
ceSSorS, and all of our citizens are max
ing every effort to make it "a success.
About $1,000 has been subscribed.
Miss Sallie Palmer, of Lake City,
MIMI, one of the new teachers elected
III our public schools for the ensuing
year, was i'll the city last week, looking
the ground over.
The prison guards now. wear full
tiedged suit of blue coats and brass but
tons and drive terror into the small
boys hearts when they notice the
many new policemen.
There was a festival conducted for the
benefit of the German church at the
M9nnerchOr hall during the last three
nights of this week. which was largely
patrOnized.
There was big wind and rain storm
mere yesterday about noon and the
water ran down in the streets in tor
rents, but no particular damage was
done.
There is some dissatisfaction about
going to Fort Smelling for the First reg
iment encampment, and many of Com
pany K will not go this year.
Harry Richardson, Eddie Conrad,
Oscar Nelson, Jim Bronson, and Mart
and Louis TOrinuS returned from Fari-
bault on Thursday evening.
Harry Smith, of the Lumbermens'
bank, has gone to Buffalo, N. Y, on a
brief trip. Jim" Rhodes is officiating
in his place for few days.
Rev. Mr.. Stowe, of Anoka, MIMI,
will hold Episccpalian service this
evening at the UniversaliSt church on
South Third street at s p. m.
Miss Mamie Kelly has returned from
Glencoe, where she has been teaching,
and will make her home with NJ. Moi
Fat, on West Pine street.
A. DR.. Charles McComb, of Duluth, an
old Saltwater boy, was elected president
of the State Medical society at its late
meeting at Duluth.
y j. l.. Smith has leased the South Still
water roller rink, and will run it for the
summer, the craze not having. died out
down there. "
~ The Misses PaulsOn and Miss Ella
IiBOise. OF Davenport, To-, are expected
fp SOON fora visit at Mr.. Herman JAS
s5oy's -. = 80: :9...,s. -
+ Ed Moorhead has gone to the Red
Rock camp meeting, where lie will help
Sam Jones gather them into the fold.
Miss Rosa Sneed and Mr.. and Mrs. w.
S. Conrad attended the closing exercises
at Shattuck college, at Faribault.
Mrs. II. E. Smith IS spending the Sab
bath at Eastwood Grove, near Alton,
Mimi, with her son Charles.
There is talk Of engaging the Fort
Smelling band for the First regiment re-
union here on Thursday next.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Prince, of
Amherst, Mass, are here for the sum-
mer visiting their sons.
Mrs. Charles Middleton, of Miles City,
Mont, is visiting among her relatives
here for few weeks.
Mrs. Leonard Clark and daughter,
Mrs. AndreaS, leave this week for New
Mexico fer the summer.
There is to be festival in the parlors
of the Congregational church Tuesday
evening, June 81.
. Mrs. Herman Rice has gone to Muir
dock, Mimi, for few weeks sojOurn
on the prairieS.
! John w. DinSm0re is among us az ain,
: having had an attack of malarial few er
up in Dakota.
Mrs. H. p. Barclay and her little son
returned from brief visit down to
Albany, Ill.
Mrs. Frank Lemon left last evening
to attend her class reunion at Mt. HOl-
yoke college.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Lull are making
arrangements to go to Marine for the
summer.
L. F. hammers, of Heron Lake, has
been visiting his brother here for few
days.
Mrs. DR.. Butler, of Baltimore, Md,
is the guest of her sons, Matt and L. G.
Butler.
Mrs. w. J. Stein has gone to Allen
town, Pa, tor brief visit among rela-
tiveS.
Mrs. J. st. Peter and mother, of ST.
Paul, were visiting Z. f. Barrett Tues
day.
Miss Grace Griffith is at White Bear
Lake enjoying the lake breezeS.
Or Swapping futile.
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